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9/11Village bells : sound and meaning in the 19th century French countryside
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418 pages ; 22 cm
In 19th century France, bells were symbols of their towns and bell-ringing marked both religious and secular time, and signalled danger. To control them was to control the symbolic order, rhythm and loyalties of French village and country life
Originally published: New York : Columbia, 1998
Includes bibliographical references and index
In 19th century France, bells were symbols of their towns and bell-ringing marked both religious and secular time, and signalled danger. To control them was to control the symbolic order, rhythm and loyalties of French village and country life
Originally published: New York : Columbia, 1998
Includes bibliographical references and index
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